Sentence examples for the severity and complexity of from inspiring English sources

The feature of this case is the severity and complexity of kidney involvement, characterized by kidney cancer and by severe arteriolonephrosclerosis occurring in the absence of hypertension, which we speculate may be the basis for the severe and progressive nephropathy (with the appearance of nephrotic proteinuria, previously absent) that developed shortly after nephrectomy.

In response, school board officials maintained that Timothy was not "educationally handicapped," because the severity and complexity of his disabilities prevented him from being "capable of benefitting" from special-education services.

Fuchs and his trauma room team were unprepared for the severity and complexity of the injuries.

The severity and complexity of current and ongoing humanitarian crises necessitate the need to understand and harness this connectivity to facilitate sustainable and long-term solutions.

Reflecting on the trip now, I realize that at once, these interactions represented the moment when I felt the most despair about the severity and complexity of the conflict, but also the most inspiration about the resiliency of the survivors and the dedication of local advocates working to rehabilitate the women and provide them with vocational skills.

Discharge outcomes for tracheostomy patients reflect the severity and complexity of the underlying disease processes.

It consists of an assessment of the current severity and complexity of the disease (including risk of complications and comorbidity) and an assessment of the patient's capacity for self-care.

While natural disasters are the norm in south-east Asia, Haiyan was a reminder that the frequency, severity and complexity of these storms are increasing dramatically.

Thus, increases in the prevalence, severity, and complexity of diseases caused by globally successful community-associated MRSA strains are likely to be associated with increased illness, death, and cost.

Despite the severity and phenotypic complexity of RTT, the brains of individuals with RTT do not show gross neuropathological changes, nor evidence of neuronal or glial atrophy, degeneration, gliosis, or demyelination, indicating that RTT is not a neurodegenerative disorder (Jellinger et al., 1988; Reiss et al., 1993).

Measures to optimise hospital care resources have been introduced in the region in the last fifteen years, starting from the implementation of hospital networks based on the hub and spoke model, that have been followed more recently by interventions aimed to improve patient flow logistic according to clinical severity and complexity of care.